These days the triple number draws quite some attention; is frequently cited and referred to; often taken out of context and if you read up on the source (Revelation 13:1-18) you do not get much of an idea about what you are really dealing with. Clearly there are some passages in the biblical text that can be easily transferred to present days, and comprehended with our modern mind. One of the most quoted ones seems to be – “… the image could speak and cause all who refused to worship the image to be killed. It also forced all people, great and small, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hands or on their foreheads, so that they could not buy or sell unless they had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of its name …. .” The other parts of the Revelation do not offer such a quick comprehension and for that reason this particular section seems to be the one that went mainstream. If you look it up you will find ancient historical connections, roulette and connections to lottery, as well as individuals connected or deciphered by the number. One name that comes up, with great likelihood connected to the number, is Aleister Crowley, whose chart we will examine in part 3. …

Google – the “googoled” (1 with 100 zeroes) armed octopus of the internet
No words need to be spent to introduce the worldwide known internet platform and most visited website in the world. It is that well known and recognized, that the company name already found its way into the Oxford English Dictionary as a verb. You could call it a marketing dream come true. In its 22 years of existence it is dominating the online world and there are many that try to rival the search portal, but I guess at that point Google with a 86% market share comfortably owns the crown of being the internet go-to place. By now the company has made many household fixtures like maps, telephone directories, newspapers, now obsolete and has surely sent many encyclopedia publishers close to bankruptcy. And, as if knowing almost any question asked around the world is not enough, the company was even able to “sell a gift” to the trusting consumer – Google Nest – a so called echo device – the omnipresent ears of Silicon Valley ….